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    [FIXED] 7th jan php errors

    2.2 Snapshot Feedback and Problems - RETIRED
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      xbipin last edited by

      nanobsd alix

      php-fpm[16262]: /rc.newipsecdns: PHP ERROR: Type: 8192, File: /etc/inc/shaper.inc, Line: 4365, Message: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated
      
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        phil.davis last edited by

        Pull request https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense/pull/1426
        should fix this "deprecated" warning in all the places in the code where this style of code was. And also fixes a bunch of other messages I got when I turned on RSS widget, which uses simplepie.inc

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          xbipin last edited by

          i guess that patch messed up a lot of the things, i installed the update with the patch and after a reboot lost complete internet access, limiter shows wrong or repeated entries and few other things that got affected so i switched to the older slice and rebooted and was back in business

          could be the snapshot might be buggy but i think patch might be the cause

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            cmb last edited by

            Yeah that set of changes broke some things. I reverted it. We can revisit that at some point post-2.2, the errors it was fixing aren't a problem (and their logging has since been disabled).

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              xbipin last edited by

              it would be better to delete those snaps as they end up in a dead system

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                cmb last edited by

                Only for those using limiters, which is a small minority. If it were completely broken, I'd delete it. New snapshots are building now so it'll be replaced in the next hour or so.

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                  phil.davis last edited by

                  My apologies to all concerned. I thought all those warning messages had quite simple generic code changes, and did a bit of testing of functions, but did not notice closely enough the difference in the returned array from read_dummynet_config(), for example. Obviously I was wrong about the changes being invisible to the callers!

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                    xbipin last edited by

                    new snaps with it reverted work fine

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                      cmb last edited by

                      @phil.davis:

                      My apologies to all concerned. I thought all those warning messages had quite simple generic code changes, and did a bit of testing of functions, but did not notice closely enough the difference in the returned array from read_dummynet_config(), for example. Obviously I was wrong about the changes being invisible to the callers!

                      It happens, I overlooked it as well.

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